Journal
Historic Black Nova Scotia
In Historic Black Nova Scotia, authors Bridglal Pachai and Henry Bishop share the stories of remarkable men and women whose histories are well-known, as well
The Railroad that Died at Sea: The Florida East Coast’s Key West Extension
I bought The Railroad that Died at Sea: The Florida East Coast’s Key West Extension by Pat Parks during my first trip to Key West
Peace by Chocolate: The Hadhad Family’s Remarkable Journey from Syria to Canada
Each trip to Nova Scotia means a stop at the Peace by Chocolate Boutique on Lower Water Street in Halifax. I buy more chocolate there
Fauvism
I acquired Fauvism by Denis Mathews over 34 years ago as an unwanted donation to the Central Library, back when it was on 110 Dundas
Hurricane Lee Scrabble
Mark and I visited his sister Patsy and her partner Jim in Bedford, Nova Scotia from September 13-21. Our trip coincided with the arrival of
New York City Subways
New York City Subways by Tom Range Sr. is from the Postcard History Series, and is essentially a collection of postcard images with captions underneath.
Toronto Street Names: An Illustrated Guide to Their Origins
Toronto Street Names: An Illustrated Guide to Their Origins by Leonard Wise & Allan Gould was published in 2000 and is an alphabetical list. The
Discards from Halifax Public Libraries
While I have been in Halifax I have visited two libraries, the Central Library and the Bedford Public Library, the latter of which is a